Doctors Concentrated in Cities, Rural Areas Left Short
The Carnegie Council says America's doctor shortage is ending but favors urban locations where pay is higher. Rural and inner city ghetto areas lack adequate services, urging more general practitioners, limits on new medical schools, and ending favored immigration for foreign graduates. The 175 page report notes physician numbers rose from 323,000 to 378,000 1970s.
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AMA
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Critic Of Mrs Gandhi To Be Probed
In New Delhi the Parliament voted to investigate Subramanian Swamy a former Harvard economist and critic of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi amid claims of CIA support. Government sources warn the move could strip Swamy of his Rajya Sabha seat as he remains in exile or travels abroad after a brief return to sign attendance. The opposition demanded free debate while Om Mehta accused Swamy of anti Indian propaganda and evading justice.
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United States
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Carter Sons Admit Try Marijuana in Plains Interview
Rosalynn Carter says her three grown sons told her they tried marijuana and she stresses she worries only if they hide it. The article notes Carter's stance on decriminalization, Ford campaign links, and various political commentary, alongside unrelated regional items.
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Ford Assures Flu Vaccine Will Be Ready Before Season
Health Secretary Mathews told President Ford that swine flu vaccine will be sufficient for those who want it before the January and February flu peak. About 110 to 115 million adults over 18 could be inoculated by Christmas, with under-18s not finishable until January due to testing delays.
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David Mathews
Ford
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HEW
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FPC to Reconsider Gas Price Ceiling Decision
Washington AP The Federal Power Commission will reconsider its plan to raise natural gas price ceilings after a unanimous vote to allow further review. About 19 petitioners including petroleum groups and state officials argue the $1.5 billion annual rise is either too high or too low. The FPC estimates the new ceilings would lift consumer bills by roughly 13 cents per thousand cubic feet, translating to about $15.60 more per year for the typical household using 120,000 cubic feet. Plaintiffs include several state utilities, Erie County New York, and Sen. James Abourezk.
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Prices and shifts in August wholesale and consumer goods
Prices for August show a 4 percent wholesale gain versus 5.6 percent for the prior year. Processed foods saw declines in sugar candy fats oils and roasted coffee. Animal feeds fell sharply while overall consumer finished goods dipped 0.4 percent. Consumer foods dropped 2 percent, offsetting a 0.6 percent rise in other consumer goods.
FBI Director Kelley Repays Valance Purchase
FBI Director Clarence Kelley reimbursed the bureau 335 for two sets of painted plywood valances installed in his apartment about two years ago. The matter ties to a broader Justice Department probe of financial misconduct and gifts from senior FBI officials.
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